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OpenBSD 3.2 Available

Posted by michael on from the daemon-goodness dept.

fredrikv writes "Right on time, the files defining OpenBSD 3.2 have moved away from "snapshots" to the 3.2 directory of the OpenBSD mirrors. It is well known as the world's most secure operating system and now sports chroot'd Apache, fewer suid binaries, cool pictures for xdm-logins, a brilliant "antispoof" packet filtering rule and as usual includes lots of small updates and fixes. The files are there. What are you waiting for?"

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  1. Most Secure OS by SirGeek · · Score: 5, Interesting

    According to this article the most secure OS were SCO Unix, Mac OS and Tru 64.

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